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Nashville Airport Begins To Pick Up the Pieces
In the wake of a powerful tornado that sliced through Nashville's Joh C. Tune Airport, officials there continue to sift through the wreckage.
An aerial photo shows the aftermath of Tuesday's early morning tornado strike on Nashville's John C. Tune Airport. According to the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority, more than 90 aircraft were destroyed or damaged by the powerful storm, along with 17 hangars, including this community hangar operated by Contour FBO, the lone service provider on the field.
An aerial photo shows the aftermath of Tuesday's early morning tornado strike on Nashville's John C. Tune Airport. According to the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority, more than 90 aircraft were destroyed or damaged by the powerful storm, along with 17 hangars, including this community hangar operated by Contour FBO, the lone service provider on the field.

As officials continue to assess the damage caused at Nashville John C. Tune Airport (JWN) by a tornado early Tuesday morning, initial estimates describe $93 million in infrastructure damage to the lone FBO terminal, 17 hangars, fencing, signage, lighting, navigational aids, and utilities. JWN has been notamed closed until March 10.